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wiped away her tears, and smootbod t,o
curly tendrils of her hair; and before she
knew ii his strong arm was aronn1 bar
waist and he had kissed her.
In n few minutes she recovered bor
calm, but her dignity had flown. She
was onl y weak woman after nil who
was striving % do her plain duty: and she
tried to free herself from the strong yonng
arms that held her in SO close and 50 COM .
1ortlng clasp; for, poor child, her father
was only q week dead!
Don't, Jabez," was all she copld sov
And why not, Martic? WHY sholl 7
not love and comfort my dear little wife
that is to be2'
"Oh, dear!" said Martha, despairinglv
"Oh, dearl Oh, Jabez, please don't for
this is not possible"
And why not, Martie? Ever since wa
were able to talk 1 have known YOU and
loved you; AMI all my life 1 have been
trying to deserve you. You have loved
me, too, haven't you? Well, then. wby
isn't 1T possible, ple..se tell me.''
Haven't you heardp Don't Won knoyvs
Jabez, feelas if it is my solemn flutv TO
take care OF these poor little children. and
not let them suffer. Father left nothirr
but the farm; but there was always
enough for us all, and l must try to do
the best can for them. And your-you
II think we had better not see each other
any more, for''-
There, that's just enough. You are
Wiling to throw me off for the sake of
those children who have no earthly claim
upon you. You could send them to their
poor old grandfather, but you prefer to
shoulder the burden yourself, and DESTROY
all your dreams Of happiness, and devote
all youf life to them, and forget the life
long love I've had for youf'
ut is my duty, Jabez."
"And you are willing to sacrifice all to
them, and they may turn out ungratcful
or wicked; and you know me, and that |
love you dearly, little Martie, and always
will" =
u can't help it, Jabez. Ican't see it
in the same light. feel as if Tie hand of
the dead lay upon me, and must obey.
Besides, do it because feel it is right.
Don't make it harder for me than IL is
Jabez."
.'Martie, my little wife,
II would be very happy so, Jabez; but
Know your mother never would con
sent, and couldn't bear to cause a dis
agreement in your family"
81 can manage that, Martie, if you viii
agree to be my wife next Monday. We
will go over to Wilkesbarre to get married
there quietly, and return and settle down
at once into new edition of Darby and
Joan. What do you say9"
Poor little Martha hung her head, and
reflected as we'll as she could. Mother
and father were both dead, and she had
no one to advise or counsel her; all she
could do was to let him have one swift
glance from her downcast eyes, which was
all the answer he needed.
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IL THOUGHT YOU LIKED MIaETuY!n
One long embrace, and one shy, sweet
kiss ratified this silent promise.
Put on that pretty lilac dress, Martie,
Monday morning, and meet me at S
O'Clock just beyond the Swayle brook, aud
III one hour we will be one, and say moth
ing to anybody. Oh, yes; one other
thing. VIII you trust the children to nc
to bring up? Will you give them into my
guardianship completely? Answer yes,
without question"
''Nhy certainly. Since we'-
"An right Now l must really go, for
there's a thousand things to do You
will be thcre?" and us she answered yes,
he caught her plump little form to a,s
heart again, and kissed her again for
goodby; and he leaped the fence at u
bound, and in q few minutes was at homo
about his chores, with a light heart, for
he loved Martie truly and well, and he
now saw his way to happiness with the
one girl he loved.
Sunday he went away in the morning,
and was gone all day, and only returned
in time for supper.
After the table was cleared, and Mrs.
Hemphill sat down to rest, with clean
pocket handkerchief folded over her knees,
in her hands, for she always held her
Bible thus every Sunday evening, though
no ono could remember ever seeing her
read in it, Jabez arose from his seat aud
walked up and down the room in silence.
His mother watched him uneasily.
AT last he spoke:
Mother I am thinking of getting mar
ried."
1t was out Mt last!
Her fear was well placed, and the shock
was great.
'sA1other, how would you like Lucinda
Rosancrants for daughter?'
In all her imaginings she had never let
her fancy run riot to an extent that could
have permitted Lucinda Rosencrants to
enter her head as the possible choice of
her son.
Pretty enough, but coarse and ignorant;
daughter of two idle. dissolute parents;
lazy and slovenly herself, and fond Of
dancing and party going and all the very
things that Mrs. Hemphill abhorrcd, it is
no wonder that she sat pale and shocked
and spcechless.
OF all the girls that she knew, OF had
ever heard of, Lucinda was the last one
that She would have chosen, and she could
not bear it.
I'll thought you liked Marthy," she
said, tremuiously.
81 do like Martha; but you said SO
much"=
81 rather you'd a picked her out"-
stShe refused me-"
"Refused you! guess you're as good
as she any time. Any gal ought to be
proud to get YOU"
"She did not think SO, and her refusal
did not hurt me long. What do you
think Of Lucinda?"
ooh, Jabcz, don't ask. I never can
give in to your marrying into that awful
family. just think of what set they
are, and Lucinda'll be just the same
There amt another girl that can hold Il
candle to NIarthy if it wasn't for them
there Children -
''shc gave them all away yesterday,
heard, to guardian" ("
sJabez, don't you think you could
change her resolution? Ye amt bound to
Lucindy, be ye:'
'You know, mother, never break my
word"
Mrs. Henphill groaned.
s'I'd ruther you had q took Marthy
with ten young uns to feed and raise than
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PETER PERKINS DREAM,
pY EMILY ARTHUR.

1nasmuch as ye havo done It unto the least of
these, my children, ye have done It unto me-
"There is that ham, 1t is too old to sell,
and this barrel of wormy dried apples,
and barrel of meal and one Of flour,
which are both little moldy, but still
good enough to give to the poor, and that
half barrel of sugar that the kerosene was
split in, and those two sacks of rice that
has weevils, and you might add all that
stale bread They will make good show
ing, and I guess my name will head the
list, for nobody else would give so much.
These things you can set aside, Mark, and
tomorrow want them carried round to
the socicty's rooms with my compliments.
Aha! This will help many poor family
to enjoy good Christmas dinner, and
will help me with my customers. Every
body likes generous man, but few of the
brethren will make as good display as
shall tomorrow. I guess III go home
now, Mark, and, ah, here arc 81 for your
Christmas. 1 can't afford more. Yeu
know business is slack. Well, good
niphtn sitl.4- sfsf .lc
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Land onlce in Mitsaell, OAK. Dec. Is. 1881.
Netice is hereby giveD that the following
named settler has iled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of bis claim,
register and receiver at Mitchell, Oak, on Feb
ruary I, 1888, viz: i{555ff5llff 80
Joseph Gi.fllsn Homestead entry 1926 for
he eh neA and . hf. seA 3O-1os6O.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ontinuous residence upon and cultivation of
Mic DunderInger. Benz. B. Pooley, Charles
!. Roe, Isaac Spies, Of Mitchell, D. T.
GEO. B. EvERIrr. Register.
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Gllo.:Stnanu
IS crying 10

AS commemorating the birth of the
founder of the Christian religion, it is q
religious feast. But in the popular ap-
prehension its religious character has
been superseded by it's social and char
table significance. 1t has become the
feast of good fellowship in the highest
sense-good fellowship with u religious
sanction Nonlinally it is the birthday of
the founder of Christianity. Practically
it is the day of st. Nicholas, the feast of
Santa Claus the patron Of all Children
Harper's Weekly
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United States Postage Stamps,

The United States has been, without
doubt, the most prolific of all countries in.
the world in the isss1e of postage stamps,
having put forth over 500 different varie-
ties altogether. The number Of distinct
ments throughout the world is variously
estimated, but 5000 would probably cover
the whole Chicago Herald.
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Land once Mt Mitchell, Dak.. Dec. Is. 1857.
Notice Is hereby given thai the following
TO make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver ut Mitchell, Dak.. On January 81,
1888, viz:
: George T. Coan. nd 1928, for the s,1 swk sec.
y, 3S twp lo2 range 81; and ny nwA sec. 2. twp.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: q '5fff Y n 75-ff775r
Albert Butterield, A. Judd Annis, ali Of Mitch.
ell, OAK. GEO. b. EvERlTT. Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell, OAK, Dec. Q. 1887.
Notice s hereby given that tho Following
named M settler has hlednotice Of his Intention
that said proof viii be made before the register
and receiver at Mitchell; Dak., on January ~.
1888, viz: g5i Ercff 49, h
Albert E. i.orteoas, Of Dawson county, Oak.
for the swM 3s-l01-GO, hid No. 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Of. said land, viz:
Charles G. Blackman, Newell Blackman, John
B. Castor. Issaac Sheeder, all OF Rome, Oak.
GRO. B. EvBRITT, Register,
II. N. Kratz ATTY - 80 n - = =.
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Come, hiring with noise,
My merry, merry boys,
The Christe'as log TO the firing,
While my good dame she
Bids you oil be free
And drink to your hearty desiring.
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Martha had intended to be very digni-
fed and cold, and to show that she did
not need the advice, assistance nor the
love of any Of the Hcmphill family, after
the visit that Mrs. Hennphi!l had male,
and remembering all that she had said;
but in the presence of Jabez all this heroic
resolution passed away like mist before
the sunshine, and instead Of her digniiied
reserve she put her two plump little hands
before her face and began TO sob and cry.
OF course Jabez was instantly dls-
tressed to such an extent that he dropped
the tlasher into the churn and sprang TO
Nartha's side; and there he knelt, and
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lICHI .ReWerded are those who read
,lty!l}1 this and then act; they will find hon
- orable employment that will not
axe them fsoM their homes and families. The
'rofits are large and sure for every industrluos
'''rson, may have NJ ade and are now making
'veral hundred dollars month. 1t is easy for
ny one to make IS and upwards per day, who
= willing to work. Either sex. young or old;
tpital not needed; we start you. Eve, ythipx
NV. No special ability required; you render.
IN do it as well as any one. Write to Hs
or full particulars, which we mail free. Ad-
tress Stin>on {; Co.. Portland. Naire.
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BRIGHTEST AND BEST.

.est and bese of the Soas OF the morning.
+, .. o;i our t!aaknesI aasl lend Us thine aid;
lhe east, the horizon Gdornins,
. where our infGn; Redeemcr Is laid.
70 his cradle the dewdrops are shining.
. lies his head with the beasts of tho stall.
Is adore him in slumber reclining,
.rr AMI Monarch and Saviour of all.
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Sand ONCE at Mitchell OAK. Dec. 10, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler las ilednotice of his intention
to make final proof Ill support OF his claim, and
that said proof VIII be ,t,.e before the register
"A, 1858. viz:
L. Eben booth, of Hanson county OAK, for
the eM SCH ands VIZ Of SEX section 4-103-69 (Hd
No. 21o61)
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz 81 atJr 49,
John Ruble. liver Peterson Thorwell Joreen.
sen, Aaron Webb all Of Mitchell, Oak.
r. N, Kratz, Attorney.
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DEEP ,SssssAs g o4ns sss Is. .4s sS.. .4 IL
'isssd by the marvellous Of inyention Those
no are in neris of profitable work thai, can he
cir address TO Hallet. & Co. fartl.lu,. .'aine,
.nd receive free, full information. how eilher
X. OF all ages, can earn from IS to SIS per day
'arted free. Capital no: required Some have
iide over $50 in stnglc dny at this w,:rk Al
cccGd
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VVENT|0N has revolutionized the world dur
AIUNllVN ing the last half century. Not
least among the wonders of in.
entlve progress Is a. method and system Of
ork that can be performed all over the coun-
y without separating the workers from their
ones. Pay liberal, anyone can do the work,
timer sex, young or old; no special ability re.
utred: Capital not needed; you are started
rec; Cut this out and return to US md We viii
end you free something OF great value and i'm
Which VIII bring you in more money right away
nan anything else in the world. Grand outfit
rec. Address TRUE s. Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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NUMBER Is.

Nosee s Hereby SsRe gwen that AnsreW TSE Carlson
has filed notice ofiRtention to make nnal proof
before Register or Receiver, At his once In
Mitchell. on Saturday, the 31st day of Dscsn-
Der, 1887, on timbsr culture application Ne.
.502. for the sw. 4 section Ne. II, township No.
10l. range No 81.
He names as witnesses: Jqaf
Gustof Stevenson, Alfred +. Litz, Charles
Johnson and William II. Grady, oil OF Mitcneil,
DIT. Geo, B, EyerItt. Re0jsSor.
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r,e nEu1nraars oc sent1and

The mummers, gt,isers or guizards oc
cupied Il prominent place in all Christmas
ohscrvances in the carly history of Scot
land, and this form of Christmas amuse
ment was evidently survival from thu
Roman Saturnalia. In 1857 there were
mummcrs on Christmas Eve in London
Later masking, or ''mumming,, was for
hidden by royal edict. An old piece OF
verse anent the munmers reads:
TO shorten winters sadness,
See where the folks with gladness
Disguised are all G-conling,
Right wentonly a-lmumming,
Ta Ia.
Whilst youthful sports are lasting, :.
To Teasing turn out fasting.
With revels and with wassails,
Make grief and care our vassals,
Ia la. -
For youth it well beseemetl,
That pleasure he estec,neth,
And sullen age is hated.
That niirtb would have abatcd,
la 10.
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TheFarIners' Sheds
CORNER 2D AND 1AwLEn ST..

Consist Of "A covered s.alls, deep
enough to drive loaded wagon or
carriage in out of the storm. There
are managers where you can feed hay
or grain. One-half Of them arc. en-. /.
closed so that teams may he accom-
modated by day or week. In connec-
tion with sheds is grocery store
where the highest price is paid for
produce in exchange for goods at the
lowest living rates. l also have
restaurant whereby parties can get
meals, with stabling and lodging At
reduced rates. .S. B 81
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And sNeeter, clearer, louder, chime on chime,
Ring out, o. happy bells!
For every peal with jubilant refrain, ~.
The wondrous tidings tells.
II o,iso Ret -Ior,Jr;l-ro,
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And like guilty ghost at breath of dawn,
My coward meanings ily;
Echoes again tn adoring song that woke
Beneath Judeas sky.
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CHRISTMAS MORNING.

Keen blew the wind across the naked void,
G!immered the SNOW fields white.
Aweary' wish longing, doubt and pain,
watched the silent night.
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Among the English the mistletoo bough
is always hung over the center of the
room on Christmas Eve, and any damsel
who, either by chance or on purpose,
places herself beneath it has to pay the
penalty of being kissed by all the men
who are present.
OF course none of the fair sex ever
places herself under the mistletoe with
malice aforethought.
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All, me! JOY comes and goes but grief remains;
My days shall comfort bring;
But hars. Upon the frosty winter air
The Christmas chimings ring
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-12-30

The cherubm and seraphim sang
GLORY, glory to God in the highest and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-12-30

on earth peacc and good will to men,n
and as Peter Perkins watched this beautiz
full countenance he saw its eNpressio1f
change. Sometimes it became that of a
little child, sweet and infantine, again it
was tender and pitiful, then it looked as
1t must have done when he said, Come
to me, all ye weary and heavy laden,''
then it was filled full of sorrow and merci-
full goodness, and then it grew stern and
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PLEASED amt no word, Jabez," said
MS mother, who caught, happy little
Martha in her rather long arms, and the
father shook Jabez's hands like pump
handles, While he tried hard to speak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Niemiecka kolOni-
zacya Wielkopolski.

10 Swiniar i Swiniarek, zaku-
pionych przez komisye kolonizacyj-
na,maja bye urzadzone diva folwarki
po 500 morg6w reszta podzie-
Iona ma parccle pc so do $50 NOR
gov. Oh dfuszego juz czasu pra-
cuje tam rzadowy miernik, ktory
2 p%o|ecenla komi.yi kolonizacyjnej
wymierza parceIe, majace bye roz-
%sprzedane kolonistom. Piekny pa
TAG 20 rodzlnie Mulczewsklch, dos
TAME sic nabywcy jednege z 500
%morgcwycb fo%lwark6w. - Zaiozo-
ma tam ma by6 rownoczesnio no.
wa parafa owangielicka W tym
celu wybudowan, ch koscio} protes-
tancki uad lwir6wka.
Sokolniki, nabyte Cd p. Kru-
szyhskiego, maja bye r%ozparcelo-
wane pomiedzv kolonistow niemie.
ckich katolickiego wyznania, ably
MONA tam p64niej osadzic kato-
lickiego proboszcza Niemca.
Kom;sya kolonizacyjna zaku-
pifa tak3e, jak donosi GeseNigea
majatek w. Jeczonki cd p. Pie
karskiego, ~pofozony W ~powiecie
ziotowsllim Wits tn ma 500 mor-
gov arcaiu i ley PREY stacy ko-
lejowej Wicrzchowieo. w Zfoto-
vie istnieje ,,biuro dla niemieckich
koionistow", kt6rego naczelnlkicm
jest kupiec Kamkc. Do biura te-
60 maja sic zgloszac koionibci
cheacy nabyc parcele W Jeczon-
kach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
TO lOWO
J4bileusza Ojca $40. w sfynn.

J4bi1eusza Ojca $40. W sfynn.
nym Giardiuo della pigna. Waty-
kanu setki ludzi yrocuja mad wy
kohczeniem budynk6w, W ktorych
do wiosny roku przysztego pre-
ohowaue beda Diary, o%fiarowane pa
pielowi 2 okazyi jego jubileuszu
przez cafy SWAT katolicki. Pocza-
tkowe rozmiary budynkow musia-
iy zostac z%nnczenie rozszerzone,
talk dulece wzrusta}a liczba W cze-
&c: jul nadestarych, W cieboi do
piero zumeldowany CHI podarunkow.
Wszystkie klasztory mqs:sie |
4ehskie cafego swiata ofarowaty
co mogty najlepszego. Pantodi
haftovanych ztotem, paradhych
STAT koscieInych i. t. p. jest podo-
bno moe TAXA, lie znacznie wick
SEA czes6 bedzie musiafa zostad
rozdzielonA miedzy bisklpstwa !
probostwa. Fapiet W tym ce(u po-
lecit sporzadziG %dokfadany spis maj
bardziej potrzebujacych dyeceayj,
ably zrobiG spraw'edliwy podziaf.
Przedmioty, p%osiaiajace 'stotna
wartosc artystyczna, pozostana "
Watykanie, n ola pomicszczenia
ich zbudowana bedzie TAXA sama
kaplica, jak tn, ktora kazaf wznIesc
Plus TX W roku 1870. IN II mi
lionow throw, nades}unych przez
SWAT katolick. ma msze %jubileuszo-
wa, utworzony ma bye W Rzymie
wielki znktAd dobroczynny, imieh'a
Leona XII. Pielgrnymi n%adclagaja
juA re wszystkich stron sv'ata,
coraz ich wiecej ma ulicach vice.
nego miasta Wlasciciele hoteIow
ciecsza sic, a przyw6dcy radykalnl
zalecaja u~i!nie niespojnie jszym
zywiotom ludnoscl mieJsco wei, ably
SIG strzcgli wszelkich %wykroczen
Cholera, wraz 2 hastaniem upra-
goionego wiatru p%ofnocnzgo, znikfa
R1ymie %zupetnie. q Warsza'
wy donosza, re jeden z tamtejszych
mieszknnc6w, przedstawiciel wyz.
szego towarzystwa, a jmujacy sic
q amatorstwu rzezbiarstwem, Wy
konat z kosci s}onio wei znacznycf
rozmiar6v k%rucytiks, Podstawa
bedzie s~zczerozfota, a cafosc stano
wi dar, k,ory %wykonawca prze5le
Ojcu sw,etemu dzleh jubileu.
Szu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Matka i dziecie.

Matka troskliwa mia,
Ma ionic miafa swe dziecie:
Nucac mu mile, tuli4a
Jedyne skarby ma swiccie.
- Mako! ola czego to dzwony?
Ksieza tax smutno spiewaja?
= Me BOZ sic moi ulubiony,
Ktos umar}, chowat go maja.
- Jakto on umar}. o mamo?
Ma d}ugie zasna} on spanie?
Bedziez i re nina to samo?
= TAX, bedzie mole kochanie.
- Ksieza ME pieknie mu nuca,
a mama spiewa tax pieknie;;
Jesli go oni ocuca.
Zapewne ich SIG p~rzeleknie.
= On sic obudzlt ME zdo4a,
Az badzie bi}a godzlna:
Ojcicc Ma niego zaw@}a,
Anio}ka przysle pc syna.
- Ale gdziez jego prowadza?
Ma cmentarz, rwa}cs tam kwlatki.
= Pc co mu chodzic tam dada?
Zapewne ME ma on matki!
= Ma on tam matke, nicbozc,
Tam ona czeka 90 rada,
= .jak II czckac tam moze.
Gdy TAXI zimny Snicg pada?
Me cholz tam mamo kochana!
Oboje pojdzicm ma wiosne;
Belziesz W kwiateczki ubrana,
ia 2 tohq, skoro dorosne.
ZoS,ah ty, pojde ia sama;
Brdzlemy poznlrl przy soblc.
Me ch"dz, tvs dobra jest mama,
mnie tn lepirj hrzy tolie!
To, gdy dziecina m6wila,
Icichla w sni, u~tulona;
Matka j.! Tam rosiia,
Ca}uiac, tulac.do iona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
POEMAT,
rekopisu zn0lezioneQO).


-Ito! 0 ty najpieknieszas bardzo
wysoko edukowana kobito. - ia
kocham cicbie bardzo... 3ebym tax
but zdr6w, - | potem, mnie to
przykro, re masz fanaberje, = 1
myslc GO ty SERGE pubcisz ma To-
terye; - Chez uciekuG cd ciebie
i wrucam SIG znow, - Me "a
VIRGO ty mn,o g%towe... 4ebym tax
buf zdrow, - Do czego to zwle-
kanie, gadanie, odkiadanie = l
poczekanie?
Ty patrzaj ma moi smutek,
Ma mole zto6o,
ia mann jut togo dose!
Zrob q tom kochaniem skutek!
ia tobie powiem co
Namysl ty sobie raz,
Bo handful chwiIki, czas
To bardzo drogie sa....
Przeciez poznatas mole zako-
chane SERGE zupe'nie: - Wiesz
70 ia tylko ola cieble pragne tyd;
- | to wiesz takze, co nam in
teres W bawe}nie. = w perkal,
W guziki i W mic! - | zaco ty
mnie cierpliwosci uczysz? - Ia
co ty zwfoczysz i %zwioczysz?
Pfc, Itko, pfc!
Mic zr6b tax wiecej - Mo-.
Odpowiedz W miiosci zapale
Stub bedzie W rAmatorsk,e" sale.
Ma Broadway - Gass;
Tylko Gle prose-,
namysl ty sobie juz raz...
Mech ia ME trace czas!!!
Twoj do wspoikie
Zcek B0s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

Jozef Szerknis, poszuku)e
Antoniego Kwaterskiego z Gu
berni Suwalskiej, powiatu Sci
nyhski-go re wsi Daniefowce,
ktoby z rodakow wiedzia} o
jego, pobycie, lub on sam ra-
czy zglosic sic pod adresem-
Charles ZdQnoWlcz
Nanticoke, Pa.
Luz, Co.